Seventh Generation Baby Diapers for Sensitive Skin, Animal Prints, Size 2, 180 Count (Packaging May Vary)

You deserve a fresh, clean start, baby. Seventh Generation Free & Clear Size 2 Diapers are made for baby’s sensitive skin and contain 0% chlorine bleaching, lotions, or fragrances. Our baby diapers have a NEW FreshAir breathable layer that pulls humidity away from your baby’s skin, and features an ultra-absorbent core made from sustainably sourced materials that keeps baby’s skin protected and dry. The soft quilted liner is made with unbleached cotton designed to be extra gentle on new baby’s skin. But it’s not just baby that we’re protecting – we’re looking out for our planet, too. These FSC certified diapers (FSC C115270) feature our NEW Protection for All print design – introducing Tabby the Tapir! We’ve developed our prints to reflect our commitment to using sustainably sourced materials to protect forest habitats and the animals that depend on them. Caring for a little human is a magical undertaking, and we’ve developed an entire line of diapers, wipes, and baby skin care products to bring peace of mind to your journey. Our full collection Free & Clear diapers, training pants, and overnights are designed to grow with your family. For every life-changing milestone, you deserve baby care you can trust. * The absorbent core of our diapers is not bleached or processed with chemicals containing chlorine, which prevents harmful toxins from entering waterways Steps to Prevent Diaper Rash: Embrace that birthday suit—You’ve heard it before, but it’s true. Letting babies go naked is not only adorable, it allows their skin to fully dry out after a change. Change diapers frequently—Reducing moisture on the skin is among the most effective ways to cut down on diaper rash, so keep the changing table and diaper bag well stocked. Rinse with warm water—Giving your baby’s bum a quick warm-water rinse is a great way to keep skin clean. Just remember to make sure your baby’s skin is dry before you put on a new diaper. Pat, don’t rub, to dry the skin—Rubbing is more likely to cause irritation. Don’t overtighten diapers—Though it’s tempting to make those diapers extra snug to avoid blow-outs, diapers that are too tight restrict air flow and can lead to skin chafing. Keep the ointment handy—If your baby is prone to diaper rash, consider a skin-protecting layer of ointment to give it a moisture barrier. Keep your skin clean—Washing your own hands before and after a change is a great way to cut down on bacterial exposure for you and your baby.